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The Miami case is now tainted beyond reason. We know that now. Mistrial. Throw it out, NCAA. Move on, NCAA. You've lost face -- and perhaps the credibility to ever investigate anyone again.
Now the overarching question after Wednesday's staggering news of NCAA impropriety in the Miami case becomes: Is the enforcement process, as we know it, done? Dead? Kaput?
Is it time to outsource the most controversial department of a highly controversial non-profit, tax-exempt -- though extremely powerful -- ...
Missouri basketball coach Frank Haith is reportedly close to facing serious charges from the NCAA that could put his job in jeopardy. Citing an anonymous source close to the situation, CBSSports.com reported Monday that the... more »
Students started lining up 22 hours before tipoff. A sell-out crowd included five-star football recruits. All the elements were in the BankUnited Center for a historic night of Miami Hurricanes basketball. It was all that and... more »
So this probably isn't going to make anyone forget about the bizarro, Catfish-meets-Rudy saga of Manti T'eo's fake girlfriend. But while we're all on the topic of college sports scandals, I thought I'd briefly draw your... more »
As college athletics have morphed into a multi-billion dollar enterprise, the organization that runs them has often been criticized for its obsession with enforcing the most insignificant of rules while major scandals go... more »
College sports are big business, but just how big? In the SEC, on average, schools spend 12 times as much per individual athlete as they do per individual student. Not on the athletes, of course, just around them. There are... more »
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